Jerry Banfield

When it comes to seeing people, why is it so challenging? My daughter is a little over a year old and she simply looks at everyone everywhere. She sees people seeing her and she interacts with the world without the heaviness that we have as grown ups. As I go out into the world today, I am so confused as to why interactions among people are so complicated. Why are most of us unable to simply see each other in a healthy way? Children have no problem seeing me and I have no issue looking at them. I notice what a child is wearing, eating, seeing, and am free to look into their eyes without judgement. Try this on an adult and most of them completely avoid me. The moment I start to notice most adults, they attempt to avoid being noticed. People often will go to great lengths to avoid being looked at ranging at a minimum from looking down to a maximum of an angry outburst asking "WHAT" or "WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM?" At the gym is the most ridiculous place for this because everyone is that the gym to make looki